During an event titled "Fabrique de la diplomatie" (Diplomacy Factory) in Paris on Friday, September 4, Jean-Noël Barrot, France's Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs, spoke with students about major international relations topics. The event aimed to engage young people in discussions on global diplomacy and foreign policy. Barrot emphasized France's longstanding support for the Palestinian cause during his conversation with the students. He remarked, "Of all the countries in the world, I don't know of any others that have done as much for the Palestinian cause as France has since October 7." His statement references the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, which has seen significant international attention and involvement. The minister's comments highlight France's active role in advocating for Palestinian rights on the global stage. France has consistently supported diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a two-state solution and has often spoken out against actions it deems unjust in the region. Barrot's remarks reflect a broader European perspective on the Middle East conflict, where many countries, including France, have sought to balance support for Israel's security concerns with advocacy for Palestinian rights. His engagement with students underscores the importance of involving younger generations in shaping foreign policy and international relations.